Sentences with phrase «everybody in the company does»

When that connection is there, everybody in the company does well on a personal level because it now equals their bottom line.

Not exact matches

I think it's a really unfair position to put a CEO in because again it comes back to the fact that he doesn't speak for the entire company in terms of the way everybody believes.

«When you walk into the room, if you don't know more about your business, your industry, your company, and your customers than everybody else in the world, you're lying to yourself.»

«Moving to a smaller company, I think the drive and excitement and motivation is more around, «We can actually make decisions here that affect everybody's future in a positive way and we can get things done,»» said Doherty.

On Wednesday, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler proposed a new technology mandate that would require satellite and cable TV providers to disaggregate or separate their services so that a few companies could repackage them as their own without negotiating for content rights like everybody else in the market does today.

«It is a very serious problem when a company is making a hell of a lot of money out of something and everybody in the place says, «I don't know about it,»» Mr. Blum said.

Without it, the company will have trouble securing enough battery supply to make hundreds of thousands of EVs (which they plan to do for the upcoming, more affordable Model 3, to be unveiled in March 2016), and it will have trouble reducing its prices enough to attract Mr. and Mrs. Everybody (the Gigafactory is expected to slash costs by at least 30 % through economies of scale and high - tech manufacturing).

Wasn't slavery permitted by your loving God in the bible?And slaying everybody around as long as they didn't belong to yiur tribe?I think I prefer this government as corrupted as it is by insurance companies who don't want us to have single payer universal healthcare.

But even if not that, give at least a fair chance where everybody can come in and bid but you rather do sole sourcing and go for TSL, a Nigerian company.

It all boils down to training them in the use of Social Media, deleting what goes wrong (as a small company, a mistake won't appear in CNN), and acknowledging that everybody does mistakes.

«Because everybody needs company, no matter what their age is», so do our older people in the 50s and above.

Insurance companies make huge profits on the basis of crime existing and that if Bob and Margaret don't contribute to the statistics, people will not feel the need to have insurance and so everybody will lose out in the end.

Dotcom companies which had substance took a hit, in fact everybody did, during the bust but more than made up for it later on when investors realized they are valuable.

In short, while «effectively let go from the old company and re-hired as new employees at the acquiring company» might be what it appears from the outside, legally it might be something different, and everybody is waiting till the lawyers figure out the details, and does not want to allow rollovers etc until the dust has settled.

«What Mudstock does is it brings everybody together, so people who work in the stores and work in the [company headquarters] get a chance to really interact and feel connected to one another,» she says, noting that this includes the company's executive team.

Brawlhalla doesn't really take the Smash - style fighting genre in any bold new directions, but it does take it to new players, and unlike Nintendo or Sony's crossover brawlers, it doesn't count on you being familiar with the extensive history of a gaming company to recognize the characters — everybody knows what a pirate is.

«That begs and obliges everybody in the company not only to see that we become a good business — that's the financial bottom line — but that we do so in a way that is socially and environmentally responsible.»

Assuming good faith is why journal editors generally have trouble detecting actual fraud; everybody makes mistakes, and the reputation of academia is that they do not do as good a job checking for errors in programs as do the pharmaceutical companies, who have independent contractors test their programs.

«Everybody (at the company and in government) is freaking out about this... We don't understand what happened.

But with companies at scale, you have to engineer different ways of making sure everybody's in the know, and that they have the information they need to effectively to do their jobs.»

I think there's always going to be room for them maybe in the secondary market or in workflow or things like that, but I do think that there is that — in the same way that Starbucks made coffee a lot more accessible to people and created a lot more coffee drinkers and made the experience more enjoyable and really kind of raised the floor for coffee in America, I think there's room for a company like Fastcase to raise the floor for everybody to make legal research something that isn't intimidating, that partners can do and young associates can do and law students can do in a compelling, powerful way and without being afraid.

Microsoft, here's what Apple actually does (and I wonder if you actually get this since you're trying to copy Apple): — recognize a product or service you see needs improving (Apple saw this in music players, phones, etc.); — come up with a product or service that solves those problems in a simple, easy - to - use, intuitive way; — have everybody in the company work together to implement that solution, putting aside anyone who gets in the way; — do this all in secret until the moment you're ready to launch, then market the hell out of your solution.

Just my view it has nothing to do with those two brokerages they just happen to be the ones I remember juring my span as an agent I'm sure everybody involved in those companies were great people just maybe the industry wasnt ready to adapt to there philosophy

In my career I worked hard very hard to put food on the table for my family and provide for them and them, then comes a a company who did nt want to play by the rules and decided to sue everybody under the sun and in turn destroys what I believe to be the best industry out there and harm so many hard working agents support staff and everybody associated with this industrIn my career I worked hard very hard to put food on the table for my family and provide for them and them, then comes a a company who did nt want to play by the rules and decided to sue everybody under the sun and in turn destroys what I believe to be the best industry out there and harm so many hard working agents support staff and everybody associated with this industrin turn destroys what I believe to be the best industry out there and harm so many hard working agents support staff and everybody associated with this industry.